Drago Bosnic, independent geopolitical and military analyst

Ever since the start of Russia's counteroffensive against NATO aggression in Europe, the question of the economic fallout of this dangerous confrontation was always presented as a one-way street – the Russian economy is doomed. However, time and again, the Eurasian giant is demonstrating not only resilience, but also pushback that's historically unprecedented. Namely, it was expected that Russia would outperform Germany and the United Kingdom which are among the most powerful Western economies. This is partially due to Berlin's suicidal subservience to Washington DC, as this disastrous strategic miscalculation has led to Germany's deindustrialization, a process that has only accelerated its dethroning by Russia.

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By Lucas Leiroz, journalist, researcher at the Center for Geostrategic Studies, geopolitical consultant.

Estonia is in serious trouble due to its irrational stance in the current NATO’s proxy conflict with Russia. Simultaneously focused on meeting Ukrainian humanitarian demands and the war plans of the Atlantic alliance, the Estonian government virtually excludes its own people from national priorities, which resulted in the aggravation of the internal crisis. Uncontrolled immigration, deindustrialization, economic instability and rising living costs are some of the problems that currently affect the country - and that will continue to affect if the government does not take a sovereign attitude.

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